Long-distance friendships can be hard, but experts have shown there are many ways to keep those friendships alive.
Drop the nets, cash the checks
Meet one NGU student who shares what it’s like to work for the fishing industry in Alaska.
Beat summer boredom with these productive tips
Nelson Shwe, Staff Graphic Artist
The orchestra inside man: NGU’s new Choral Arts Society
Keely Lyons, Staff Writer An intelligible tapestry of thoughts and emotions move on waves of frequency, arming themselves with the noble sword of the poet’s pen to soften the heart […]
No rest for the weary
Jacob Collins, Contributing Writer The end of the Spring semester for college students across the country means rest and relaxation, a time to recharge the batteries. However, for college athletes, […]
Easter by the numbers
Nelson Shwe, Staff Graphic Artist Easter is a time of fellowship and remembrance of how Jesus Christ rolled the stone away on that grave as He was resurrected. The infographic […]
Professor by day, police officer by night
Seth Atkins, Visual Arts Editor Did you know that North Greenville University has a professor that also works in law enforcement? Director of Adult and Professional Studies for the College […]
Internships 101: Advice for NGU students
Alyssa Waller, Staff Writer and Photographer Internships are required for NGU students, but where should they start? Internships are a good way for students to gain experience and to fulfill […]
NGU students spring into fun: spring fling highlights
Abigail Dickerson, Staff Photographer Spring fling week comes to an end with the NGU got talent show and the spring ball. This week is filled with spring-themed activities for students […]
Spotify is spot-on for you: songs to help you study
Chad Stratton, Staff Writer Many people have what is called a “sweet ear” and have to listen to music while they study for something important, even if it is just […]
